W
IDIIE LABOR TROUBLES.
Johnstown May Be Left in the
Lurch.
Nl'l 'l'lllll'SAh'll HEN MAY no.
I“ of Iarlaay A-oag the loaders at
the lantern—Contagious Diuaan Ilava
lean Discovered—Chicago Temporarily
Withdraws Us laney.
Jonas-rows. Pa. June lt—uundmds of
the laborer-are leaving, and by evening their
a-ibsrwillhs greatlyredaeed. Thin-but
“beginning“ theoutpouring that will set
D at ones The opinion b gaining strength
‘~ IlatGeaIiasfiugshasmade a seriousmis-
ia adoring le- to the laborers than has
tofers been paid. and that the result will
at last a temporary ce-atlon of work.
ndw weasel. management the wages have
ti per day and food tumult-a Under
management wagesaretoberodneedto
”puday withhoard furnished them. All
' & Flinn‘s men. about 4.500, will be
on and diseharged. Transportation
mnhhed fa asnianyasdonotwish
toremainand work forthe stats at there-
dud rats
Opatagioaa Diseases Discovered.
Oat. Wylie remarked: “This is an unusual
undataking. and people who have not been
he have no Idea of its magnitude. if the
weather is good it will take sixty days and
I.” men to get order out of this chaos, and
if the weather is bad it will take ninety days
at least. Notwithstanding the edicts! an-
nouncement made ' the state board of
health to the effect that there are no con-
Igious diaearcs here. some have been dm
and by the lied Cram ”any."
This society has establidied a hospital at
Xarnville, and there are now three caste of
malkuant diphtheria being cared for—a
mother and two children. The mother con-
tacted the disease while nursing her chil-
I.ocked In Each Othor's Arms.
Seventeen bodies were recovered up to
low. Eighl were identified as follows: Oli-
VI' A. Kerr, William A. Bryan, Arthur
Bcuhofl, Ben Gribben. Alias Mollie Brindle,
William G. Kegg, Reynold Roland and sister
luma. The two latter were found locked
In each other’s arms in the gorge above the
Iridge. Nine bodies were unrecognized, sev-
eral of them being children.
Notwithstanding the fact that rain has
been falling all the morning, the work of to
moving the debris continues and the finding
of bodies is carried on with sorrowful cer-
tainty. “any of the bodies are hon'ibly
dashed; especiallyis this the condition of
those recovered above the bridge. Three
heavy charges of dynamite were exploded in
the jam abovethebridge, but had little ‘-
fect in loosening it up.
Johnstown’a 'Kew Government.
Atbo'clock the new regulations for the
governmt of Johnstown went into effect.
The heads of departments have been an-
nounced. Col. J. L, Spengler will have
charge of all the supply stations throughout
theiloodcddistrlct. The district will bodi-
vided into two posts. Commisary depart-
meutNo. Iwill be u der commandof Mr.
W.II. Horn, who wil have chargeof sup-
plies received over the Pennsylvania rail-
road. No. Swill be under the direction of
layer Singer, who will have charge of all
aupflla received from the Baltimore and
Ohio railway. The country will be subdi-
videdintoelevendistricts, undcrthe eareot
quartcrmnsters attached to the different reg-
...” containing?! A? m mil." I.
m (fllmfcfl am
hesitant the National Guardof thestata
[data Bean and Burnett, of the regular
army,areassociated with Col. Spangler in
thewurk.
ad
Home Trouble at Johnstown.
'I'betroublethat has been brewing cams
late'l’uesday night when Wm. Minn,“
Booth (i Flinn, who secured nearly 4,”
mmtoworkinthe ruinsarounltowmhad
alongmultatiimw-ithaen. Wwbo
toldhimthat Ryan A: McDonald had the
camiract. Mr.chonald was introduced to
IrJ'l'mnaudasked him to get him 2,”
msnandworkthacoutraet with him. Ir.
fihmindignanflyrdmedtodonandnnh
thegovernoryieldsandmak-someoonou-
simsitishelieved that all of the Booth.
Flinnussawillleave Johnstown. Thatwill
laaveGaLIIutingsandJohnswwuworseofl
thanhssheenexpected.
oaryseeusseanwniwors.
‘I'heedldalatimatebthatfathm
mmmuthepovided f
msdidne. medical attaiihnce, and othc
nee—rim The food alone would a;
theworkofcluringupthstown
hempactieallytoasmndstillupon the
methiobfmmthenlfleo-mitess
“hem Inn of the hired man have
bio blis‘ four apiare milee of Jobuslnwa.
'idings and all, and pack-d tho
't‘fh In -a solid mass ag-dri-l ih.- .lnmg
aintve llv'ii] go.
Thu ““4 uniptiou of whisky and quinine in
’ilhuslvwli now would alone inukc Ibo furt-
une of a druggiht, If there were any drugged
to sell it. Malaria] ad'cctions are all but uni.
vernal. lslih among eitiasns and visitors. Be-
sidivl ills , the sale of whhky being praoflcal-
ly |lto|l| pital tents and
oi the whisky
Ilow I’ll‘ltamsport and Lock llavea heal
After the Hood.
Ilcuxmsn, I’a. June lfi—lfr. Wilma
L Malin, superintendent for the Bell Tel.-
:2: sled Supply compuy for central
ylvlsnia. has just returned from Wil~
liamsperil and describes the scenes attending
the flood lihrungh the Bisquehanna valley I
beyond description. There is hardly one
building (Ff any kind that litmsl in near prox-
imity to the river that now stands units
original loundation, while heestimututhat
auras d er. Joan's canouc ouenca,
‘ Jousmows.
as many as fifty farms in the distance of
tvventy-slx miles have been entirely cleared
of all buildings of any kind.
were lifted and carried for
miles anl deposited in the middle of wheat
hekh 2i: out having sustained any percepti-
ble inj , . At one place about five mils
below he k llaven there isa pile of debris
covering four acres of ground and consisting
of everyi ing mentionable—l ,trees, fences,
wagons, 1 arm implements of mkinds, house
hold fur ituru sufficient to furnish a scarce!
animals, and at one place was
erware to the amount of tall.
. Haven the work of cleaning up is
orously pushed Ifl'l'll’d, and the
lam ridding their shelves of do
stroyed 100d; all of which are completely
covered :y a coating of mud, and are sold
for what vcr any one may offer.
Bellefo to has raised $1,585 in Cash, besides
hnndrodl of dollars’ worth of clothing. pro
visions, , , which it has not to various
places. I ost of the money. however, is being
applied I: the helpof the unfortunates within
this county and also at Lock Haven.
Clitcago Withdraws Its Honey.
Cmcalm, June lat—The board f trade re
lief committee has brought back alfihe money
raised by. the board for the Johnstown suf-
ferers.
In an i terview Mr. Charles I. Raymond,
one of committee, said:
"We retained the money because it was
raised ti relieve distress, and for that pur-
pose only, and if it had been turned over on
our arrii al there, part, if not all of it, would
have g to pay forciearing away the debris
that has‘ cumulated in the river bed and at
the brid eat Johnstovrn. That work prop
erly f to the state authorities, and we told
the l’ittl burg committeee that so soon as
the state‘ authorities assume all the expense
oftheclsariug up andmir money can go
directly l|to the sufferers for whom it is in-
tended, We will forward it to them. We ex-
pect to that the governor of Penn 1-
vaniaha assumed charge of the expar’f’of
clearing wreckage up, and will then send
our men y en.”
l Belief Notes.
la, 8. (3., June m—The mayor of
thiscity‘hassept 81,219 to the treasurer of
ugh valley relief fund, being the
nnication to the mayor of Cork
that otllcial to cooperate with
’ afund fortheroliefofthe
suflerers at Johnston and the other stricken
towns iii the Conemaugh valley.
I‘rlutera Ia Convention.
Damn. Cola, June l2.—About 200 dele-
gata azmmlcd the thirty-seventh annual
convention of the International Typographi-
caluniou here. Mayor Iamdonu' delivered
anaddrrasofwelcmne. Inregardtothe
in which the GhildeDruel fund
' ' of,someareinfavorof tho
ofawidows’fund,wbilean ap
parent jorityareinfavor of establishing
ahorne for aged winter: The fund now
‘Brooklya's Severe Storm.
Blool Ylv, June n—a frame building
ownedllyJohnDomchercollapaed during a
storm.) g Henry Doascher and Frank
,and injuring Iatthew Doremus,
Joths 'nsand an unknownltalian. At
abouttlicsametimeahallof lire struckSt.
Jain-’lmthednLtboldatCathollc chm
inBrooIdymonthecoruerofJayanduiapel
strccza“ Alltherecordsandbooksbelonging
to the weresaved. 'I'hedamageto
usual“ andintel'lorofthecbnrchlsflaeed
um,
nan-uraniaaanarriea.
loan s,Jnne m—‘I‘l’a narriage of the
Duke Portlandtolfi- Dallas—Yorketook
plaeeyl y. ‘I'hchishopof Iliueolnofli-
ciated, btheRev.JohuStoi'rs,reo
trot Peter‘s, andthellev. John Butts-
dnke’achaplain. Thachurchwas
tmanbersofthearls—
l 'I'hsIa-ldsbatallandstatelyhru-
darkta-own hair. The wedding
w
Wfll'l.
A! New York ..
low York .9......0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 H
lithium. 0000013104.]
E
llaimries: Welch and Ewing, Ital“
Canaan.
At “'l‘hill‘lutl-"(Irlfll ganwi ~
Wuhlngtuu... , 3 0 I ll ll 0 I 0 0—0
”lithium... ....... 0l0001000—2
Batteries.- Frown and llack. flan-tors and
Mirisver.
(lira-out garlic)~
Washington ..000l00ll2-b
l’hlladelplius. ..... 0 0 0 it I ll 0 0 am?
Batteries: Iladdock and l-lbnght. i‘asey and
BcbrIuVi-vv.
AI Indianapolis-a
Indianapolis ........... 00l0000l0-4
Cleveland ............. 000l0080l—4
Batteries: iloyleand Iiyur. O‘Ilrleu and link
rue-r.
At Chicago~
(this-ago. .......... iosoonouoo—s
Piitularrg ...‘.' 0 0 o i II n -J n it
liaucncs: (lumbert and milling. rliulv-y and
Ifiiier.
aasocia'riorl.
At Brooklyn—-
anllilyn ............... 0 R 0 0 I I 0 0-4
Mllisvllle ............. d 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Buttock-h: lllvctt and Iteynolib, Ramsey and
Cook. i‘alied at end of eighth inning.
Al Philadelphia-~-
Allilo'llc . . . .
Kansas City. . .
batteries: lies-ant and Robinson. McCarthy
llwver.
At Columbus—
(‘olululuoi ............
Cincinnati
0
.......... 0
win.
At “altimete-
Ilaltluloro .............. 0
b't. U)llll............ .0
Batteries: Cunningham
lloy lc.
mu calla
Ai Detroit—
Detroit ................. isiaooosi—iu
Buffalo ............... ororoooro—s
Batteries: Anderson and Uoodfeliow. Popular:
and Deaiy-
At Toledo—
‘I‘oiedo .., ............. 0
Syracine .............. 0
Batteries: smith and Stal
Briggs.
At London—-
loudon .......... I
Rochester ....... 0
Batteries: (lei:- and
Al. Toronto~
’l'oronw...............l
Hamilton. ............. 0
Batu-rice: \‘ickery and )lciluire. We
Banning.
At Jersey City——
Jemy‘t'ily ................... I 0 0 I
Worcester ................... il 0 I I 4
Batteries: Landumnn nnd Burke, Mullen]
Terriu-n. Called; ruin.
Al Sewark—
Newark .................................... 2 0 D
Lowell ..................................... ll 0 1
Batteries: Miller and llul‘fy, (lcnuan and lur~
phy. Called end of third; no game.
At Wilkesbarre«
New Haven game post ironed; wet grounds.
At Boston—
Ilarifurd game postponed; ruin.
The Eiffel Elevators Safe.
Paula. June ILL—The nilivial testof the
second Otis chvuiur in ”1‘ Knife] tois'cr was
made III the lil‘rN'llt‘l' of M. Alphand, M.
£1ch and the gm‘vrnnn-nt conuuission, and
warm perfect rlil't'ssl'i. The car, loaded with
3i,0ll0 pounds of pig lend, descended only
eight feet after the rupee were cut. The
elevators are now ready for lliIS'L‘Ilgt'l' ser—
rice.
A Bline ltmlf Pulls In.
‘VII.KIISII.\IiltE, Pa, June l2—A terrible
accident has occurral at the Gaylord mine
at Plymouth A number of miners were at
work in a large brmst when without warn-
ing the rocky roof fed in upon them. Four
men wore instantly killed, v11: Reese Lloyd,
Pat Carlo ’, William Williams and Matthew
Davis 'I'wo l’olw had their legs cut of! and
will probably die. Insufficient propping to
min the roof was the cause of the accident
Senator I‘Ield Shot by an Adopted Son.
Amna, Ga, June lit—State Senator
Samuel F. Field, aged 60, living near Dalton,
threatened to whip his adopted son, Dennis
Taylor,agedm The boy had been in an
asylum, and is supposed to beef unsound
mind. Dennis procured a gun and shot Field.
killing him instantly. He made no eflort to
mpe and is now in jail.
Carried 'I'oo Many Bmlgrauta.
NEW YORK, June Ill—Capt. “'illiam C.
Haynes, of the Anchor line steamship Ilysia.
has been arraigned before Commissions
Shields and held in 82,500 on a charge of
overcrowding his vemel with emigrants from
Naples, Italy, on May ll lust.
Killed by Lightning.
Nswaax, N. J., June l2.-Iierman Ifatis.
aged L5 years, was killed by a stroke of light.
ping while at work in Solomon's leather
factory. Five other workmen received pain-
ful shocks, but will recover.
Koran-let's Last ”Straw.
Burram, June l2.-'l'he general term ha
grated a babeas corpus to review the con-
stitutionality of the law in the Kemmler
case, returnable before County Judge Day, of
Cayuga county, on June Ill.
Warllko Order-a
Carmina, June 12—11“; prince of Ilonto
negro. has ordered that the army of Monte
negro be immediately reorganized and put In
readine- for active service at the shortmt
notice.
A “0,000 Blaze.
Nrwanx, N. J., June l2.—-The Collendar
insulating factay at Harrison. N. J., was
struck by lightning, took fire and was dam-’
aged to iheexienioftiopuo.
Dropped Dead In the Struts,
FALL Rivrn, Mam, June tit—William
Radcliffe. a weaves, aged 48, dropped dead
intho street. He was overpowwed byths
heat.
The Columbine Defeated.
Nrwanx. N. J., June 12—11:. Atlantas
have defeated the Columblasby titres lengths
in the eight cared race on the Pa-Ie.
’I'hennmborofpanngsrs
nuallyla thehorss cars inDcrIinis
WM
CONDENSED NEWS.
an-
nearly.
1mm. ltyears. arratsd
for the-mimics“ Chris F. ledard on
WMWM conlsndihs
crlmqstatiugthattho shooting wasinsdf-
ddnse.
Dr: and eflew
York. haveplmded notguiltytothehdiet-
l8 lllllll
BAKING PDWDER
PURE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
is IT FREE FROM AMMINIA?
As is well known. ammonia is unhealth-
ful in food. and dries up the bread
material.
Protection to consumers of food com-
pounds lies in their ability to choose
those made from healthful substances.
Unless manufacturers publish just what
their baking powder is made of. do not
use their goods. but buy imiead
DLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
This powder is made only of strictly pure
grape cream of tartar. and strictly mre
icarbonate of soda. with alittle w eat
flour to preserve it. This is attested b the
oilicisl analyses of Government and late
chemists. and )hyllcl‘lll. and chemists of
Boardsof lie th throughout the count .
Cuvsusn Biomass. Aura". N. .
The Chained Tea. Ever 05ml.
PERFECT LY PURE.
A .‘-ll '31' DELICIUI'S BEVERAGE. Tltl’ IT.
I‘: win sim in: 3:7 nlzr. 2:12; :mr vain
It in the “Infill-'7 (ll um Luv. irlml from
their-'1 pluntan :c lllil!‘,1ll.l.‘IAl|iI'l'i til n 'll’rl '
rum and the in all mininJuimns nr
i..-'h r ' '— lu ,, .5 are occult-mail!)- r~
N l \I'.I'Y.t "I III" II'1 ly’liL II It ”Bimini“:-
0mm. urc than the lowergradrs
finial I: Cmidcntal ‘i'es Co..L".'!..
Jim-f (mire, 35 Hurling Slip, hue York.
Fur m'c in [Sin II‘ rum r. .,
I”. ll. LAW’I‘IIN & (70..
V V
ll. h’HillIIiLDlEl} .
CHAS. II. FEBRIS,
Souih horwalk, Conn.
’ A'filk Win
Col. I'crrls. Moss's (Hover. David Plan.
8. K. Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will be found a sample of the multitude of
letters of encouragement Franklin Iiowcs .c son. of
756 Btiavlway. Inc-w York, daily receive. The sub
joint-d unsolicited testimonials are from your friends
and neighbors. built a and gentlemen you know and
whom for their honor and sirnightforwatdncrs. and
who would acorn to he a party to an dlv'rptlon.
What has been done for others mu be one for you,
and it is fully to longs-r suffer when lllt' incense!
recovery "1’! at your wry door.
CO]. C. II. Iv‘EltItls sayI: "In IFI‘S l wslK
taken rich with Dyspepsia and Jaundlce of line Willi
da'rtllrllon, reducing my wright about sixty pounds.
lsuff-ercd about one year and a half. Iivcrvihmg
was done that medical ski ll could surgcsi. Finally
aconncil of doctors declared my case "incurable?
oihcrs gave me the benefits of coubts. Then I was
finally pcrrusdmi to lake Ilowcs' Blood Purifier.
Alta-r taking two or three bott'cs l was entirely
cured and have been a well man for over six years. '
MIR. HENRY SEYMOUR. said to have bad
arancer removed by Dr. L'ninmi . of New York
city. Was my low—reported like y to die any day;
not able to walk alone; sore would not heal. The
Discovery cured her seven years ago and has been a
well woman since.
8. It STANLEY. nearly eighty years old. and
was sufferin severely from a hard tough. The
doctors said c had an "ulcer on his lung," and
could not live. Having heard of the non ertul
cures douchy‘fl‘ie Glut Blood Ponder." rent
for it at once and took it faithfully. )ly cough dis-
appeared snd an: nolgnjgyipggmd healih.
Testimony ofsllemarkablc Cure
Ill horwulk, Conn.
Miss Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett), Grant BL. Norwalk, Conn.
llsd llidncy trouble. Dyspepsia, impaired circa
laiion of eight cars standing; was so nervous that
she could llt'll or sleep our cat. I’sid out over
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and was not henc-
filled on: ceni's worth; health mined as much b
the poison medicinesas by the dire-ass fie whic
they were taken She says: "I did not expect to
luchntashort lime. llr. llowcs was sent to Inc
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor since. I was not able to walk without help
—am now able and do walk all about town several
timesada . Ismanew persou.audl would not
bebnkw I was for thousands of dollars. I
consider it the best medicine ever odcmd to the
public. Dr. (.‘oinrtock. of New York, told me he
would not have believed i and have been cured if
he had not econ it done by Franklin IIowcs' led:-
cal DerOVrl'y." Cured four years ago.
Full BALI UNIVKflhALLY.
TRY OUR
Del. County Creamy Bultu.
11' PLEASE EVERY TIME.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU.
HDUSATONIC RAILROAD.
llallitllltl it NORWALI DIVISION.
Corrected February till. use.
ml
Pa-enger Trains.
SOUTII.
bv. Norwalk. I.v. So. Niswslk. Ar. Wilson Pole
fatam. ”dam. “Rain.
81'! “ 21 " 8 as "
10 (B " It) IS " ID on “
Helium. 11”sz lupin.
‘ u ll 4 “ II II
6 I8 " llxcd 6m “ Mixed 6 46 "l'x‘d
:8” u sa am as at 8‘5 u aa
' ‘1 D! as 10 a at u 10 a] CI CI
scams.
too a. in.
6.“ p. m
NOItTIl.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv. 80. Norwalk. Anblorwolk
I 10 a. m. klxed 120 a. in. Il‘x‘d 2 to lined
‘ a“ sl ll ‘ 5 Al Al 6 ‘1 It
8 to " 9 I: a. In.
" 12 )8 . m.
8 lo lxed
we
lofllind
‘
Ii) 17‘“ lixed
sumr.
I m a. m 9 fi I. III.
I 58 pun 6 ii? p. In.
. II. srsvswsos. Vice-Pres. and Gen'l Ian-get.
c. Paras. Bu tandem.
W. Psalm, ‘ Arenl.
IAIN LINE.
favourite-pert for I‘lttddd.
tangent-Jan's
1M
til... I. ll”!
m values.
”to,"
33::l’:=:t'..‘nl‘.:..m
W limb“. Om'l Im'g'r
'1:
gist-as. Warns-match
sums run.
tia-
INEL. WEDNESDAY.
Artificial Stone more. Cori-s.
LAWN “GLEN...
CARR I AGE BLOCKS.
650.. 81.0..
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
8| Water street. lalt ly
in ~(3651‘ l
fill ill llll Sill
—- 0.9- —~—»——«
Pictures,
Frames, .
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.
Baby Carriages,
(230
Call Early and secure best
bargains.
Sale absolute. Going out of
business.
13. C. WHITNEY.
13 North Main St,
South Norwnlk:
' ~EVEN rNG
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DIPAR’I'IBNT—By a system of
adieu. usin all kinds of busincm palm. with
which our sc olsrs do business, they are practically
fitted for an cmumcrrial ition. Sessions—
blonds , Wu nesday and Fri a cvi-nlnsl.
hllo TIIANI) AND TY lll'ltl’l‘lh'G Ill!-
partmcnt isln charge of a practical tucher. who
can secure best vaults. Sessions—Toad" and
'l'hurIda evenings.
_(lltli AN CLASS—A practical tenths: rmu
lulu;K College gives lessons two sflctuoous each
wce .
Won‘dhcplcarcdto have you call or write for
raruculan. l'tiANK ll. IIUSCOB.
Gazelle Building, Norwulk, Ct.
l‘. 8.—Alm of Business Department, Bridccport
Business ('mlczc. ’29 if
r..." ” " "
I I
Merrill Phonograplc Academv.
AND
Commercial Training School,
:1 Atlantic IL. Mnm'md. Ci. In Sr-sion
Duyam Flaming
N lloIl’l'llAh'l) [ml 73;... ,zfl.’ ' ' ' ‘l'i
t. underlhcpcrroml in, .m 'n-nnr lc .. I.
rural and hnsmus manager of Gallcy'shhdrlliabd
School, Hartford. Conn.
OMMEIII‘IAL Department. for the study of
book keeping. -nmau.-hip. arithmetic, etc..
in chnlri' of Prof. A. . “'arde of New York cltv.
Inning men and women rarcfnily prepared to an
honorable and lucrative positions.
Remington Typcwltcr Headquarters for Stamford
audvxcinity.
Bruins-e "one" supplied with competent assist-
Ants on rhort home For circulars and full tutor
Instien c lon. or address.
«’ hills. 3!. A. MERRILL, Prim.
HITS!” * "
muflw
v\,.
HATS!
The Correct Styles
In all grades of Hill and Soft lists. Spring Style
8111i Hats,
Boys lluts, Polo Caps, Tennis
Cops in all colors, Crush
Hats, &c., at
KNAPP’S,
Particular attention paid to
lelnir, Cleaning and Ironing
Sills Ilnls. Ins
T0 NEW'WERKl’u—L‘Ess our
Two nouns AND A HALF.
The New and Palstlal steamer,
cape ilharles,
Capt. l’rcd L. Byxbec,
Will commence flaking Daily Trips to New York
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New York. Single
'I'rlp,40cents; Excursion, 70 cents.
Onandafter
Monday. June 10th,
The Steamer will love Wilson Point om arrivslof
"IIouflionic" train Ice So. Forwalk at 7.56 a.
is. Returning leave New ork. Pier :16 East River,
foot Rnigcr's slip, at us |I.rn , and foot 31st Street,
mast Iiiver. 3.30 p. in., connecting with trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the Ilousatonlc Line.
For further information apply to
In: HEW ENGLAIGD TERMINAL co.
BIDNEY ti'I‘AIIDUCK. V. P. a G. 1.
are ”first. New Yin-k.
C E. OLDS. Agent .Wilsen Point. Conn. and:
The Old and Reliable.
um FREIGHT Lib.
larval llellur
—THE PROPELLERS-
‘K‘:?e‘~'..
{I
my mom]. or Eagle,
Will make daily trl Sands excepted. for
height between New #k. Nora-all and South
Nawalk. Will leave Hermie“ of Beekmall
New York. evcrv evening, except
o'clock.andon ‘aturds
wall Bridge and em
Freight taken from and received Inc all
poi-tse- thaDaabaryaad Iacwalkaad
”mag Railroads at finally lad-cad
II
' demurrer"... m'" worm
mywhaslalswtdkcla .
All
a. mar-dualism. sans-u
91 Washington Stu
Sold by
sluills of the signature of .I
package Ilalr's Pharinac . asaufartn
Wilma. For ale h ’1. lilax'l‘Tlt’I
Bout malk;ll.llllAth. orwalk. action:
as only
afldlalrllvedlukoa
\ oltlIkLl.& L‘llfIIIDIIU WOULD AGAIN
i call the attention ofthomwhowaut houiasor
loialhsl they haves suwly on hand that will
he adored very low fort next month or two. ills
Iioiraeson the Benedict farm offered at labor
nianfn price. Also all kinds of Insurances all
auctlouwring,
' .. ruins-Ia,- m1. ".5..."
CEOICI ORANUII. BAIAN AI. "88. DA'I'Ifl
all Ilndof nuts. «and truly confectionery
I. chllister s
and reliable [flower and Garden
0. a. number. a lain llt.. rims.
Bird Food and Gravel at
083d ll waited trash dail
an 0 can
pvocurethah‘of II.J.CU'l'hlLL '
on! reclaim-cal
Mew. E. Jarvis
liar a large collection of surplus of
Spring Goods
FROM Till!
Dllii Gilli Dilll‘llllflll
0' “‘v‘
W. B. HALL & CD.,
IBIlID(x‘r EI’ORT.
And will purchase for parties without charge or
take orders at same prion as the Bridge 1
Ilourc. M
V. A. SGOFIELD,
IlAS OPINKD AT
The Bear of the Warwick Ilouse,
South Somalis. a department for the sale of
Second-hand Furniture,
And other Household floods.
Will take nods to sell on commission. Cash paid
for urniiure, (knots, Crockery. .Iic.
DIONEX’ LOAN ED
on “’aichcs, Jewelry. die.
All bu-lnea- strictly confidential. Communications
addressed in Box on. South Norwalk, will receive
prompt attention. apl?
ROTON POINT
llrandllpening
— ——ON
Memorial Day,
Thursday, llal 30m.
lioion Point will he or ('nul for the sea-on, Thurs-
day. Iisy :lllzh.
NEW ATTBIL'TIINS
'I‘IIIS SEASON.
Pintelaas music will be provided for Memorial
Day.andccrcaionies suitabl for the occasion will
be ohecrvcd.
FINKENSTEIN It KNUBEL.
Proprietors. nus u
. 1mm. CHOLWELL,
MISINS AND PLASTEBEBS.
Boilers 0! all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick VVork,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
orrlca AT 5. “rumours,
I97 Wisalilngton St. Bruise,
’ So. Norwalk, Conn.
Also, I‘. 0. Box 140, Westport. Cf.
lull in
Jacob M. Layton,
Ihnl Estate and House Agent.
6 enerul In surance Agency
lllre, life and Accident.
Oran Stamship'l‘lckcts—cabln and steasge.
Drahsfmcne£Jndumrdsaud madam
Notary Public. WWW Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
6 Washington BL, (Rut door to Mace.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
TAYLOR ‘ 6t: GOLDEN
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass, and steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale of
Debenture and l-‘arm mortgage
8 a 'I percent. Bonds. '
Loan.- Negotiated.
omcsz—as an Washlngun at. so. lawslk.
[lllll Ylll‘ Lift 'lu-llal.
To-lorrow llsy he Too Late.
Take an Endowment
GOIIIO'I'IOIIT GIIIIAI‘.
Llfe Insurance 60.,
eve-am
(30K I‘ll l WRIT are.
Good Work Guaranteed.
to a: “g
m. g 0 is
(55 “.265
: :H—ggg
Emma.”
3323': 3‘3
“E“Egscis
0:5 < 33.5
:35 § .igi‘
0 5 Le
Hausa Furnishing finals ?
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
on Stoves.
Gasoline Itoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
SECOND-“AND
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT arm SOLD.
The subscrlbcrhss constant! on hand a large lot
of around hand fumiiure. wblc he will dispose of
at very reasonable prices. second-hand furniture
of all 'lnds bought and called for.
W. PODHOBE.
Bouion si.. Sprlnzwood.
"FLU"!
Bargains in lilllnerl
——-GO TO—
Fawcell’s Headquarters for
DI I 141.1 N ldRY,
s Wafer 51., ‘A'orwulk.
We are selling No. to Satin Edge Grormln rib-
bons, in all colors, from 1.5 cu. up. Wreaths from
50 cu. upward. We have just received a full line
of Ostrich feather binds. rlix tips In one hand. all
colors. for 50 ere. a full llfll.‘ of infants caps from
It! tie. up.
MRS. FAWCETT,
8 “later iii. 0
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. 30, and so Cents, Double Roll.
Iflnibosscd Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Boll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’S
Palm and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main 81*...
South Nor‘valk, Ct.
SOME
Special imitations
AT
Ambler & Sammis’.
40 yards Fancy Matting (by
roll) $4.00.
Bargains in Black Surah, 67c.
Bargains in Black Peon-de-
Soic, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadamc 970.
Bargain in Black Follie Fran-
coise, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flanncls. &c., rc-
duccd from 40c to 250.
One lot Plaid F lunnels, &c., re-
duced from 50c to 38c.
One 101; 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 85c to 50c.
One lot. 223mb Plaids, 8w
reduced from 25c to 12lc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
AMBLE lillllli.
FINE
manuals
SKILLED WORM.
The followirgs the ccvtllealcof 8. D. Dayles. a
finale of the lnoua School of uncle”. now
Nor-walls.
16 Railroad Place.
Visuals-amulet”.
‘ i ii. . labshse
“grams; Itch” n”sweat-sad
taneedofthe
'i I... n12,
... a
W
am»... r. H. NASH & 30.,
The Best liladllsg Wood
Nowtobuhadiswldbyo.'l'. Will. I” of
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
tine t‘l'llll ninth in- rulllrlcni in kindle any ordinary
"I". 6
C. 'I'. I.I.0NAIIID,
fit if Wares 8L, Nuwalk.
A. I“. li‘lCRRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Iii-wring a Specialty.
SI Washingtoa llt.. loath lorwalh.
CAN DI ES
Pint Cla-
BAKERY!
_-.. . ..<>_a.__
OORNUCOI‘IAS. CANDY T013. ands full new
mom. of ornamental candy
MrsJohn Holland
MUDID'I BLOCK.
of all kindl.
91.5"
mus LIED
— op—
[mull filllll.
L080 BBACONSI’IEIJD,
LA All‘lthANA.
OPBBASo
LA VISTA,
PANE’I‘BLAS,
l’ldlll Ill! IIABBAWIA,
J I'll-TERM“.
In addition in the above I carry a
stock of twrnty livo different brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the most fastidious taste. Persons that
are in the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and get prime, which will
be found reasonable.
H. R. HALE,
The Drugglst,
Cor. Mum our] “fall Streets.
New and Second-Hand
WACONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
Barn-Yard Manures.
RIYM NI] IlllllS
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Office
Any one in want of enrollment, or wishing to
chu hisorhcrplacc.will itwill y Ihcmio
call and register theirsamea. frrc'
Gamwillhechrgcdthesul of S cts. ri
youwauttohn ,ornlLorreaLorcnqairefor any
thingyouean soherc,aswewilladvesibestihe
oilieceverydsy. Wehsveasittingroomferladirs
sndoneforoentssbo.
a I
3!?
Wehrearefiaumtwhsrsyuu can get an log
fromawssudwich to a full meal It. all ll.
Boardhythedayorweekubo _
train YoursRernettfnlly. DIV].
NoJIWata-rstnm
a sum. main or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_r_i_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Doc, r Hats,
Somethings".me
w. c. oumrano,
Instantaneous.
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